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Hi I would suggest that you buy a single Tungsten carbide bit, for test purposes, say 5mm at the most, this will cost around a tenner if my memory serves me correct so not cheap! if this does not penetrate it then you have no chance of drilling it in situe! unless you can get it hot and I mean...

thanks for the idea but already checked that, they are very secretive about these things, its easy money for the dealers...

I think i should have explained a little! We have a cumbria mk 2 dc stair lift and we are having problems getting it going after replacing the batterys! im not sure if there is a reset procedure that needs to be followed or if there could be something else wrong! there doesn't appear to be...

does anybody know or have any good experience with these??

Thanks for the reply's guy i do appreciate it!! So it does seem apparent that i do indeed need to replace this unit!! But would removing the backboiler also render the fire useless?? thanks john...

As above been done by bg! the reason for this is there is a hole in the casing at the back or as they called it combustion chamber!! the engineer as said he cant repair it because parts are no longer availible?? they then gave a quote to remove said boiler and fit a new worcester bosch...